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Vibrant -10AN Forged Aluminum Non Swivel Hose End for PTFE Lined Hose - 29990Vibrant Performance 90 Degree Tight Radius Forged Hose End Fittings are lightweight and constructed entirely from 6061 Aluminum Alloy. Our 90 Degree Tight Radius Forged Hose End Fittings deliver quality, reliability, smooth flow, ease of assembly and the comfort of an anti leak seal. All Vibrant Performance hose end fittings are available in anodized black only. These Hose Ends are for use with Vibrant PTFE lined flex hoses.
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